The heat capacity of powdered MnBr2·4H2O has been measured between 1.4° and 20°K in applied magnetic fields up to 24 kOe. The shift of the Néel point to lower temperatures with increasing field has been observed. A series of adiabatic magnetization measurements from initial temperatures above and below the zero field Néel point (TN(0)=2.13°K) has been carried out. For Ti
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